March 9, 1978

Angela Davis - The Sixties: A Revolution

Angela Davis - Speaker

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Angela Davis, black activist and professor of women's studies at San Francisco State College, speaking at Northrop Auditorium, University of Minnesota. Davis’s address is titled "The Sixties: A Revolution."

Davis explains why the social situation for people of color has not changed during the past decade. Topics of speech include black progress, racism, and the 1963 church bombing that killed 4 girls.

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Angela Davis - The Sixties: A Revolution